England's 20th Dreadnought Conqueror Launched on Clyde
The article details the British dreadnought program with the Conqueror launched May 1 1910 at Clyde yards, sister to Thunderer Memarch and Orion, and outlines fleet plans, armament, speed, and displacement. It contrasts with German dreadnought progress and compares implications for naval superiority.
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Clyde
Tadentland
Messrs. W. Beardmore and Co. Dalmair
Harbastle
Ile
Conqueror
Balfour
Simpson
Sixpences on City Tombstone at St Bartholomew's churchyard
A Good Friday rite at St Bartholomew's in West Smithfield features about 20 widows picking sixpence from a flat tombstone for a benefactress's repose. The piece notes vandalized Coronation Chair history and then surveys the fate of Mary figures in history and literature, ending with a reflection on the name Mary and the name Veronica.
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St. Bartholomew: the Great
West Smithfield
Benjamin Turner
Corporation
Is the Name of Mary Cursed! A Perception in Verse
Fragmentary dialogue examines the superstition that all Marys are born to sorrow. The speaker contends the name carries a haunting fate while others debate the implication and its historical tone.
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Mary the Virgin
Mary the Magdalen
Mary
France
Scotland
Ainise
Veronica
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